deployment problem

[María da Fonseca]

Hi Elisa and Kristian,

Happy new year! This time I write to you because I am trying to deploy a new experiment, that runs locally, and failing again and again. The error message is the following:

Destination '/opt/jatos/study_assets_root/dotsCBC' directory cannot be created

dotsCBC is the name of the experiment.

Could you please tell me where the problem could be?

Best,

María

[Kristian Lange]

Hi María,

Hm, it looks like JATOS has somehow no access to the directory where it's storing the study assets. That's strange. Did you change permissions of this folder (''/opt/jatos/study_assets_root/dotsCBC'')? Or does JATOS run with a different user than the one who owns this folder?

Best,

Kristian

[Elisa Filevich]

Hi María, 

One more thought: usually people that have this problem (study running locally but not on the server) have different names: the (usually Linux) server will be case-sensitive but your local computer might not be. 

Can you heck that the paths are exactly the same?

Best

Elisa 

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[María da Fonseca]

Hi Elisa and Kristian,

There is one that has changed and it is that I uploaded the jatos version locally but the server (belonging to the lab) is not actualized. Could that be a problem? Because I could deploy before from linux local to the server.

About the paths, I checked it: I don't have jatos in opt. The path for my study is: '/home/cbclab/jatos_linux_java/study_assets_root/dotsCBC'...where cbclab is the name of my so and dotsCBC the name of the experiment.

Best,

María

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[Kristian Lange]

The path for your local JATOS is '/home/cbclab/jatos_linux_java/' but for your lab's JATOS it's probably '/opt/jatos/'. And it appears that something is prohibiting JATOS from creating a new folder for your study called 'dotsCBC'. You can try to import your study with a different folder name. You can change your study's folder name in your local JATOS -> your study -> properties -> field 'Study assets' directory name' -> Save. Then export the study again and import it into your lab's JATOS. 

And if this doesn't work I'd like to know if you can import any other study into your lab's JATOS (maybe one from JATOS example studies). 

Best,

Kristian 

[María da Fonseca]

Hi Kristian,

El vie, 8 ene 2021 a las 11:53, Kristian Lange (<lange.k...@gmail.com>) escribió:

The path for your local JATOS is '/home/cbclab/jatos_linux_java/' but for your lab's JATOS it's probably '/opt/jatos/'.

I don't have jatos in '/opt/jatos/', jatos script is in '/home/cbclab/jatos_linux_java/bin'.

 

And it appears that something is prohibiting JATOS from creating a new folder for your study called 'dotsCBC'. You can try to import your study with a different folder name. You can change your study's folder name in your local JATOS -> your study -> properties -> field 'Study assets' directory name' -> Save. Then export the study again and import it into your lab's JATOS. 

My study there is named just  'dotsCBC' (without the path root). If I change that named I still have the problem.

And if this doesn't work I'd like to know if you can import any other study into your lab's JATOS (maybe one from JATOS example studies). 

I tried to import the hello world example (exported from the example web page) and still have the same problem.

Best,

María

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[María da Fonseca]

Hi Kristian,

Exploring Jatos local I found at the end of the home page:

Where are my files?

Your study assets root path is: /home/cbclab/jatos_linux_java/study_assets_root
Your JATOS installation is in: /home/cbclab/jatos_linux_java

best,

María

[Kristian Lange]

Hi María,

I'm confused now. Your local JATOS installation AND your lab's JATOS installation are in a folder with the same path? Both are in '/home/cbclab/jatos_linux_java'? I'm asking because this '/opt/jatos/' in your error message hints at a JATOS installation with Docker which follows other rules than a standard Linux.

Best,

Kristian

[María da Fonseca]

Hi Kristian,

I am also confused about it. The only thing that changed is that a few days ago I uploaded the jatos version locally. But nothing appears in opt, there I only have foxit reader. I don't have access to the lab's jatos installation, so I don't know the path there. The info I was sending to you was present in the local server, as you can see in the attached screenshot.

Best,

María

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[Kristian Lange]

Hi Maria,

Could you solve your problem in the mean time? I'm pretty sure it has to do with wrong path names in your study or problems with permissions on your JATOS server.

Best,

Kristian

[María da Fonseca]

Hi Kristian,

The lab is trying to solve the problem (I have no access to the server). In the meantime, another lab shared the server with us.

Best,

María

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